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21 Cards in this Set
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bull market
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Upward trend in stock prices
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margin buying
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the practice of purchasing stocks with borrowed money
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bear market
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one with a downward trend in stock prices.
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Black Thursday
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October 29, 1929; the day investors caused a panic on Wall Street by selling their stocks
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Black Tuesday
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October 29, 1929; day the stock market crashed; contributed to the Great Depression
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Gross national product
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the total value of all goods and services produced in a given year
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Smoot-Hawley Tariff
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High tariff law that contributed to a global economic downturn in the 1930
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business cycle
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the regular ups and downs of business in a free enterprise economy
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mutualistas
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Mexican American communities formed mutual aid societies know as...
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breadlines
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Lines formed by people wait for free food, such as those that occurred during the Great Depression
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Shantytowns
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collections of makeshitft shelters built out of packing boxes, scrap lumber, corrugated iron, and other thrown away items.
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Herbert Hoover
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He was a president during the Great Depression and thought the people could fix there problems themselves.
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Josefina Fierro de Bright
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An activist who fled with her patents from revolution in Mexico to settle in California
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James Hilton
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a weary traveler stumbles upon a peaceful, prosperous utopia hidden in the mountains of Tibet
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James T. Farrell
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He protrayed the grim life of Chicago's Irish immigrants in his Studs Lonigan trilogy.
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William Faulkner
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Wrote the Sound and the Fury and As I Lay Dying, which portrayed tragic events in small town mississippi
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Andrew Mellon
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Secretary oh the Treasury who argued that the government should keep its hands off the econoly
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Created by Congress in Feb., authorized to lend up to $2 billion of taxpayer money to stabilize troubled banks, insurance companies, railroad companies and other institutions.
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Bonus Army
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A mill that would have granted the veterans- many unemployed- early payment of the pension bonuses owed them for their service during the war.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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He ran against Hoover and he won, he promised programs for umemployment
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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Franklins wife; Theodore Roosevelt's niece
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